Apulum, orașul de sub oraș / Apulum, a city underneath the city (European Archaeology Days 2021) - VIDEO

 

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Prezentarea celor două case romane de tip domus descoperite în Apulum (Municipium Septimium Apulense) în urma unor cercetări arheologice preventive în sectorul estic al sitului. A presentation of two Roman houses (Domus type) discovered recently in Apulum (Municipium Septimium Apulense), following several preventive archaeological investigations in the eastern area of the site. Roman Apulum was a complex conurbation located on the middle Mureş River, which included the fortress of Legion XIII Gemina, its surrounding canabae, part of which gained municipal status in the Severan period as the Municipium Septimium Apulensis, and a prosperous port town that became the Municipium Aurelium Apulensis under Marcus Aurelius and was later promoted as the Colonia Aurelia Apulensis under Commodus. Archaeological and epigraphic evidence underlines the significant impact of the military presence on social and economic development especially in the canabae and the Severan Municipium. Apulum was the largest conurbation in Roman Dacia and also an important military, cultural and political center. The seat of the XIII Gemina Legion and the province’s governor, Apulum was a flourishing urban center in the II-III. centuries A.D.